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Family Day (1990) Cast: Kent Cheng, Fung Shui Fan, Carrie Ng, Chow Mei Fung Executive Producer: Wallace Cheung Producer: Fung Shui Fan Director: Fung Shui Fan Screenplay: Chan Fai Hung Cinematographer: Choi Wah Sing Art Director: Lam Sai Kan Editor: Wong Ming Lam |  |
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Synopsis Ken, an experience and disinterested cop, lived with his ten-year-old son. Fatty, a nice pickpocket who got an old mother, a wife and a hardworking son. Fatty lied to his family that he was working in the factory. The story began at one day when Fatty and his partner, Wah stole Ken's wallet. During the investigation, Ken found that Fatty's son and his son were classmates and Ken felt quite sympathy for Fatty's situation. Fatty's mother was injured in an accident. In order to procure medical fees, Fatty decided to make a robbery with Wah and some other people. However, he was recognized by the police through the closed circuit TV. Fatty went to the hospital to visit mother before his escape but was found by Ken. Ken clasped for an arrested Fatty. Upon learning the reasons, Fatty's family forgave him and Fatty finally understood that he was guilty to be punished.
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Path Of Glory (1989) Cast: Max Mok, Wilson Lam, Cheung Kok Keung, Adam Cheng, Vivian Chow Executive Producer: Wallace Cheung, John Sham Producer: Philip Chan Director: Jimmy Yeung Screenplay: Philip Chan Cinematographer: Chan Pui Kai Action Director: Lee Kin Sang Editor: Ma Chung Yiu |  |
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Synopsis Undercover cop Cheung returns to his police academy for training. He becomes friends with few of his classmates. The drill officer takes on the blame for Cheung and company for their violation of the academy's rule and has to be discharged early. Once outside he is brutally murdered by the "Gang of Four". Three years later, his pupils now police officers, track down the gang and avenge the death of their tutor.
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Yesteryou Yesterme Yesterday (1993) Cast: John Tang, Eric Tsang, Petrina Fung, Ellen Lo Executive Producer: Wallace Cheung Producer: Peter Chan Director: Samson Chiu Writer: Lee Chi Ngai Cinematographer: Jingle Ma Art Director: Luk Man Wah Music: Lo Sai Kit |  |
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Synopsis This is a story about growing up --- a boy's growing up with a city. As the story goes, we witness Sing-Ball's birth at a time when Hong Kong's status quo as a city-state in the developed world was in it's infancy itself. Sometimes, Sing-Ball has to depend upon his relaxes and intuitions and occasional escapes into fantasy land to negotiate with the ever-changing world around him. Among some his emotional indentations within that pivotal term are the seesawing friendship with an ugly-duckling-teen-swan childhood girlfriend, the losing of his best buddy to a girl, the death of an adversary-turn-mentor, an unrequited puppy love for a wide-eye fairy-like tenant who breezes through his heart.
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